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Newport Introduces Earthquake Restraint System for Optical Tables
Irvine, CA — Newport Corporation is introducing an Earthquake Re straint System, Model ERS2010, designed to restrict the motion of pneumatically- isolated optical table tops during seismic activity. The new earthquake restraint system is certified
and in compliance with the 2009 International Building Code (IBC) and the 2010 California Building Code (CBC). A minimum of three restraints is required to prevent possible tipping of a table dur- ing or after an earthquake and, once installed, the system does not affect optical table performance. Each restraint is rated for seismic forces gen-
erated by a maximum of 2000 lbs (907 kg) of com- bined table and payload weight. A set of four restraints can withstand a maximum of 8000 lbs (3632 kg). The restraints are available in several
Earthquake restraint support system.
standard heights, including 16-in. (406mm), 19.5- in. (495mm), 22-in. (559mm), 23.5-in. (597mm) or
28-in. (711mm); custom heights and configurations are also available. Each ERS2010 earthquake restraint is
designed to be secured into a concrete floor at least 6-in. thick using eight Hilti anchor bolts. Seismic loads are distributed into the optical table bottom skin by eight socket head cap screws. The neces- sary hardware (not included with the restraints) is also available from the company and can be ordered separately. In order to attach the earthquake restraints
to an optical table, the table must have a series of machine-tapped holes on the table’s underside. Newport can machine the holes at the time the table and restraints are ordered. In addition, mod- ifications to previously-purchased optical tables,
can be made. Contact: Newport Corporation,
1791 Deere Avenue, Irvine, CA 92606 % 949-863-3144 fax: 949-253- 1680 Web:
www.newport.com
See at Semicon West Booth #1507, 1946.
Schott and MoritexBow Next Gen Digital LED Controller
Mainz, Germany and Tokyo, Japan — Schott and Moritex have launched their new digital LED controller MLEF-A015G2DT, the newest addi- tion to their jointly developed MCV light series of illumination products for image processing applications. This new controller is the top-line product in the company’s LED product line-up which employs the time-tested constant voltage control system.
July, 2012
Digital LED controller. The new product is suitable for
various inspection applications such as the appearance check of electronic parts and IC chips, as well as the inspection of medical and pharma- ceutical products such as tablets and ampoules. The LED controller can also be used in checking bottling and canning as well as for the inspection of automotive parts. MLEF-A015G2DT can control
two different types of LED illumina- tion. The unit can run either on strobe or PWM (Pulse-Width Modulation) mode and is equipped with a mode switching function. The unit is said to be the first controller in the machine vision industry to offer voltage-con- trolled strobe light intensity adjust- ment among DIN-rail compatible
LED controllers. Contact: Schott North America,
Inc., 6862 Santa Teresa Blvd., San Jose, CA 95119 % 408-363-9980 Web:
www.us.schott.com
See at Semicon West Booth #6764.
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